I just tried pirate hunting at 120hz (Horizon) for the first time

[CMDR VR]

And it was beyond awesome...

I have a Ryzen 5800x and an RTX 3800 and i was not sure about if going past 90hz would make a noticeable difference, it does and is huge imho.

Using the new released 120hz mode whit my Quest 2 connected trough link (cable) at 400mb bitrate (set trough debug tool) and render resolution of 1.2 trough oculus app (3712x1872).

In game setting everything is maxed, except for AA off and Blur off and DoF set to medium, VR 1.25.
In debug tool: adaptive gpu performance scaler set to Disabled, ASW disabled. Max performance in Nvidia cp

I had around 105 fps in stations while docked, 120fps while flying and around 110 while fighting in Haz res. (measured using debug tool overlay)

One of the smoothest VR session i had so far, 120hz is insanely good.

Now, trading all this for "better light illumination" in Odyssey while struggling to mantain 45fps while fighting in Haz res doesnt seem very enticing.
I really hope that Odyssey will catch up to these performance (atleast while flying and fighting) before getting merged whit Horizon, otherwise i know myself and im going to quit 100%

Finger crossed

 

[Slange Lands]

Horizons in VR is breathtaking indeed. Although I now use pancake mode because I pvp in rocks, I first started flying in VR.

The beauty of VR helped me get through the difficulties of first learning to fly.

 

[BlackSpaceCowboy]

What are you using to measure fps? I think 120 fps in Horizon maxed out is impossible. I think you're experiencing ASW.

 

[CMDR VR]

Re-read my post